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Re: Has John Deere ever had a first?
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Posted by JoelS on December 30, 2005 at 08:10:30 from (129.176.151.6):
In Reply to: Re: Has John Deere ever had a first? posted by G/MAN on December 29, 2005 at 15:25:02:
You can't count experimentals as first. Records weren't
saved from many companies that may show
experimental activities. Allis developed fully operational
5 speed power shift tractors by 1943. Does that mean
that Allis had the first full power shift? Not by my book.
Rack-and-pinion I rank with roll-o-matic narrow front.
No one wants it. Case had power steering 1953 wether
or not it was "added on" or not doesn't matter.
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